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Moore's Law is dead. Chips haven't gotten faster for shit lately. It will stay dead. Prove me wrong.
>>45416530
i still have an almost six years old intel c2d and a 8800gt. and before that i bought a new pc every 2 years. what's going on?!
>>45416580
>what's going on?!
The physical limits of silicon transistors.
>>45416617
AAA IM PANICKING
32 gb or 16 gb or 8 gb of RAM?
>>45407172
64 just to be safe.
1TB
Hey /g/
Basically I want to organize all my downloads over the years, and I want to serve them to any device I have or any device I may get.
I also want storage for making backup images of computers and phones.
Do I want NAS? I can't afford what's in the pic right now, is there other stuff like it?
Anything on sale today?
Just build one, prebuilt are stupidly overpriced.
FreeNAS is the way to go. Just be sure to buy a 2GB USB3 flash drive for the OS to be on.
Well damn, I'm late for cyber Monday, but I'm going to spend the next year organizing my files anyway, kek
Pic related. R8 it.
>>45414323
You really took the "box" out of steambox
>>45414331
>badum-tsst
>>45414323
Goodluck with a 450W, it will cut out all the time with that GPU + i5
daily reminder
Ha; I run IPX to a proxy server.
>>45412082
this
enjoy your botnet, Lunix sheep
hahahahha.
>they can't touch me
>i'm behind 9 proxy's
come at me
Why is the MacBook Pro such a perfect drawing machine?
a stream 7 would be better. but then again what low tier bait I am replying to...!
>>45413600
>macs good for graphic works
>bait
/g/ ladies
>>45413590
It's a personal computer that can use a tablet and run a drawing program.
Nothing to do with it being a Mac, all reasonably modern and reasonably "normal" laptops can do this.
The first smartphones/tablets also can already, if I recall correctly, but there the software isn't yet all that great...
Basically, this is entirely the usual.
Since you /g/eeks got dem supercomputers, what do you faggots play?
I have bought the new imac in black friday (excuse for my girlfriend so i can buy it even though there was no real discount) and i play league and maplestory on it.
You?
Tux Racer
GNU/Emacs Tetris
Kart Rider
Which VPN provider do you use?
These are good:
PIA
Mullvad
Torguard
TigerVPN
AirVPN
Tunnelbear
>>45413733
The one offered by my seedbox (seedboxes.cc)
What's the best OS/distro if you need something that just works and you've got only one hour for the install?
Win7.
>>45410092
Windows takes too long to install and boot, OSX is too difficult to install on general hardware, no personal experience with BSD, but there are some very user friendly Linux distributions that can just work. My go-to distro for new users is still xubuntu.
>>45410114
I doubt you will install Win7 with all the drivers in under an hour.
You know the drill /g/
Ask stupid/small questions here
every so often, my c:/ drive gets bigger for no reason
i am not doing shit, aside from 3 updates like a week ago (which where 4 fucking gigs big)
windows update is going apeshit and wont work (says there is an update, but isnt showing me any)
i have a 45gb SSD
i have 12gb free a week ago
then i had 8 gb free
now im down to 6gb
the fuck is happening?
i feel like smashing my goddamn pc
Would the typical non-stock fan or heatsink cool off my GPU in addition to my CPU?
If I don't overclock immediately, can I get away with stock cooler until I do?
So /g/, what's next after flat design?
I hope nothing.
>>45405469
post-minimalism then skeuomorphism will make a comeback.
I think our civilization is at a creative limit, amongst other things. Expect a global societal collapse sometime within this century.
Why isn't there a modern, feature-rich, reliable filesystem that is broadly supported on both *nix and Windows?
I use a small linux machine as a home file server, and most of the storage is on external USB3 drives. Usually, I access everything through samba shares to windows and mac machines on my network, and other protocols for dedicated devices (DLNA, chromecast, whatever). In these use cases, the filesystem doesn't matter, because every type of access I regularly use is agnostic to it. However, sometimes, such as when I travel, I need to be able to detach one of the hard drives and use it directly with my windows laptop. Right now, I have the drives formatted as NTFS, because it is the only modern filesystem that works out of the box with both windows and the linux distribution on my server. But of course, using NTFS on hard drives that are plugged into a linux machine 99% of the time makes no sense at all. I would much rather use a filesystem that properly supports user permissions and security, is stable, fast, etc.
Yet, it is my understanding that software to give ext2/3/4 support on windows is clunky at best. I need to be able to read and write to the drive when it is plugged into my windows laptop as if it were any other drive-lettered removable storage. I don't mind if I need to install a driver.
It seems like there is no right answer in this situation. There are mature, usable filesystems for every platform, and there are all kinds of cutting edge experimental filesystems that look great on paper, but there's nothing you can use if you want to reliably drift between platforms. Why is that?
exfat
/thread
>>45401092
exFAT is a proprietary Windows filesystem.
>>45401092
I don't think exFAT makes sense for a large single-volume magnetic hard disk.
It's just another currently-in-common-use filesystem that isn't as outdated as FAT32.
Old websites that are still up.
I'll start with this one:
http://www2.warnerbros.com/spacejam/movie/jam.htm
4chan.org
>>45407715
The wrong side won World War Two.
>>45407702
woooow. wow. very interesting. i wonder why they decided to keep that up. man that is cool. monitoring this thread for more gems. gosh, do I have anything to contribute? no, not really... wish i did...
RAID vs AHCI
CHOOSE.
>>45405086
JBOD AHCI, because fuck everything else at home.
>>45405171
>JBOD
>lose 1 disk, lose everything
Who the fuck thought that this was good design?
>>45405086
As in you can't use your RAID controller unless AHCI is disabled?
AHCI wins preference hands down. You can do raid in software with minimal overhead.
Does anyone still use Ubuntu?
Yes.
>>45407563
I use Windows.
When I need/ want to use Linux I use Fedora.
Mark Shuttleworth does.
![ntfsvsext3[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/RemI3fJ.png "ntfsvsext3[1]")
